that productive it was reaching there 0 their clients and so there was a significant number of new businesses that were just starting so they were happy to hear about the services in city hall and the business portal then i want to let you know that working with the department of environment again the recycling issue is coming up again with the closer of the recycling center at safeway another market street one hundred and 17 small businesses are in that convenient zone will now be impacted we are in terms of having to now do the buy back for recycling so i think what we're looking at is there creative solutions that can come up i think we as a city our policy sdishgsz are the transit first were moving away from you know we've continuously reducing the off-street parking eventually places i imagine that viewing like the example of market street safeway that those sites will eventually be developed and so we will be you know even if the recycling center was there and retained over a period of time those places are going to turnover and be developed and removal for off-street parking for the re

given that we have room for both new businesses and expanding departments in the bayview, do you supportfforts for commercial businesses? what is your position on where various city agencies should locate in the bayview which includes hsa thank you. >> thank you for your question supervisor cohen and i know you and i both share say vision to support our neighborhoods throughout your district and throughout the city and i want to thank you for supporting my invest in neighborhoods initiative and a variety of programs along the third street corridor and i want to name some of them i'm proud these companies exist and there's auntie aprils where i get to have chicken and waffles once in a while and southern sweets and when anita let's me and the bbq is my next visit and the market and lag u.n. a tacueria to name a few and these businesses have struggled they are always about family and i know as they both survive and just last month i had the pleasure of walking the corridor along third street where southern sweets is. she started her business as a single mother and now she's a staple in the

resolution kaiser thank you item 13 new busy. >> i believe you asked me about o d i. >> yes. yes. i thought since we were getting a bit of update it it makes sense at some point. >> will do. >> any other new business commissioners seeing none is there a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> second. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i and the meeting is adjourned. >> it's a long day >>

particular. >> uh-huh. >> i don't know if it's one or a couple of questions i'll jaundice it as new business i'll check with our chief confinement to make sure we have the timeline and all of that do i need me to check in with the small business community to sort of gage their level of interest as well. >> it explicit hurt to have outreach i think that i mean, however, we want to do that it is happening at the state level the primary question whether or not san francisco will be amenable to sync emphasizing with that, i think if we can determine that by speaking to whoever it in favor of that it can be a matter of a point of order we'll support it and the city is listing to do so and the business will decide whether it wants to take advantage of the holiday and go through the extractions of managing the implementation of that. >> uh-huh. >> i wondered how will different businesses will they register it i mean it wouldn't be a tax holiday for target. >> that's to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote interesting question. >> what democrats a s

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this street and around this neighborhood and see the life and growth and vital and techs and new businesses and people tapping away on their smart phones and building new housing and office building and here we'll be in the middle of that a brilliant move that san francisco welcomes it's new business partners and slobts because business is good for the city san francisco will not for stake i sake its need it and create the opportunity for those who have so little (clapping.) now i believe this is true remember i still have to raise $15 million to make it real this is not a fundraiser i hope you understand the importance of this work of the vital to san francisco it's testament of its legacy this san francisco welcomes all (clapping.) >> all righty let's travel we'll be taking the stairs for those of who you who are ready and an elevator we'll fit 20 people we have representatives from inc. that will be on hand thank you. >> good morning - good afternoon the meeting will come to order this is the regular meeting of the land use commission i'm malia cohen chair of the committee to my right is

brian: oracle won 200 million in revenue, new business. 200 million in new business in the third quarternd the fourth quarter, that is going to be 300 million. that is a great number. that is brand-new business. and in calendar 2015, it will be over a billion dollars. winning new business, they can't help where they came from in terms of they are smaller in the cloud. in terms of going out winning business, oracle is doing a phenomenal job. cory: what role do acquisitions play? brian: a lot of this, they've made small acquisitions. fusion has been the driver of the business, that is largely an oracle product. there are acquisitions along the way, but they've been working on fusion for nine years. cory: is this quarter good news or bad news for salesforce? brian: i would say for the cloud, it was a good quarter for the cloud and oracle is executing well. cory: all right. brian white, thank you very much. "bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson. here are some top headlines. cme group is in talks to buy another group. the talks are preliminary and the software business

. >> is there any new business? >> earlier today we heard a little bit about the urban agriculture program and identifying those parcels in 2011 i want my colleagues to know and i'm looking forward to meeting with our new commissioner quan right? and to talk a little bit about conversations regarding the southeast sector. juliet who has been a huge help to me especially to me especially recently trying to decipher because i i get accused of speaking in riddles a lot of the time but we often hear about the parks and recreation department and i think we're on the verge right now of having a little more robust conversation about something initiated and in line with our goals and i look forward to having an item on the agenda and an opportunity to take some formal action and in addition to that i'd also like to let you know that i'm going to be asking to meet with the chairman and talk a little bit about revisiting the conversation that we had with the commission on the environment, the particular matter that is importan

. >> item 13, new business. i have two requests. probably out of the way. i want to know can we have a port commission meeting at the new cruise terminal. if we can have it that day, i'm going out to rent a lincoln town car and pick up commissioner whoo-hoo and drive her down to the terminal. >> we will make that happen. >> secondly, when we do adjourn, i would like to adjourn in memory of the plane crash today and the victims. there was a lot of young people. >> thank you, commissioner. >> thank you. >> any other new business? >> seeing none, is there a motion to adjourn in memory of the victims of the german airline plane crash today. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? meeting is adjourned. thank you, everyone. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >>

matters of new business. consent agenda. the next order of business is item 3. report of action taken. there are no reportal actions. item 4, matters of unfinished business. there are none. the next order of business is item 5, matter of new business consistenting of consent and regular agenda. first the consent agenda. 5a. approval of minutes for the regular meeting of february 3, 2015. madam chair? >> yes, thank you. 5b will be continued. so we'll only consider 5a at this time. madam secretary do we have any speaker cards? >> i do not have any speaker cards. >> okay. we have the minutes. >> i move. >> second. >> i just have one edit. anybody else? okay. on page 9 of the minutes referring to my comments, the last sentence i would like it to read ms. rosales mentioned she recommended the indoor murals at the airport. >> so with that edit, we can call the roll, please. city clerk: okay. when i call your name, please -- commissioner mondejar, yes, commissioner singh, yes, commissioner bustos, yes, madam chair rosales? yes. okay. the motion carries. we have 4 ayes.

on march 268 and lastly people want to ask if we can get an update new business on the 20th street status of where things stand at the pier 70 we'll bring that up under new busy that's all i have. >> any public comment? public comment is closed. >> next item please. >> item 10 informational presentation on the taxi operations at the port. >> commissioner president katz and commissioner adams and commissioners jerry mr. chairman margaret manager for the port of san francisco today, we're at a milestones presentation circling san francisco water technique business which consists of two operators quickly a bit of background remember back in 2012 during the simmer we did a request for qualifications that led to select the interviewing of 6 qualified bid irons and with the group of 4 patent lift two from the staff one on marketing side and two from outside the port for example the san francisco municipal transit authority and the mayor's office panels the original qualification was seeking an operator to come in and run is on scheduled regularly scheduled hop on and off technique service along

when your a new business the permit applications you go through that is 681 and every year have a license to renew is $1,200. >> it's good for us and a platt. >> in addition a planning referral where again, we talked about the police department background check we're looking at to go see if we can use alternated ones a planning referral for new businesses the fire department and other departments have to come in. >> other comments the amt c were not revolved in the amendment is that true or not true. >> supervisor tang's office has been leading the legislative outreach i've gotten copies of the suggestions i'm trying to put together a fact sheet to answer all the questions i've taunted within my presentation the amendments that without the possibility of parole jeopardizes height where feasible meet the request of the massage therapy fees. >> has b there been conversation. >> i've meet meet with them and sxhauvengz office is in discussion. >> i'll make a third comment understanding our duty are responsibility is regulation of the policies by the cheater and that the problem we're looking

seeing no other names on the roster that concludes roll call for introduction of new business >> can you please read public comment. >> at this time the public may comment for up to 2 minutes including the item on adoption item 31. public comment isn't allowed [inaudible] pusunt to board rules you may direct your remarks to the board as a whole. speakers using translation will be alloyed twice the amount of time to certify and if you would like to display your document on the over head projectors please say as such and remove the document from the screen >> firks speaker, please >> a few weeks ago i got on the michael savage show and what he fails to graphic is what wh we deal with islam there is a book by craig win n praulft of doom and studied islam for 10 thousand dollars and categorized according to subbject matter and chapter and verse various things about the religion that we have to read the documents themselves to learn what they believe. it is so important and sad this book profit of doom is out of print, but you should read that. you are leaders and never heard a peep from

interested in viewing them i received universal support from the neighbors we're welcoming of new businesses and growth in noah valley we know that concessions have to be made and tolerance we would like to be considered as well considering the project will emancipation proclamation tail a year or more of loud just a second hammering and restoration and construction and co-habilitation along the business years after the conception we would like to ask the city to help us maintain peace health and sanctity that it will restricted to week days only i know about speaking about the schedules love of the businesses require tranquility open weekends no is that a owners they're first language is not english they were afraid to come but they rely on weekend for their income and may want be able to survive there are folks like myself that need morning hours to consultation business and tenants that rely on a few hours of respite so we may sub let rooms and hopefully pay rent and all the nearby business owners and residents supported the week day only construction so we can have breaks during the long

that's my new and old business. city clerk: okay. we'll move to item 5. the executive directors report. good morning, everyone. we have a couple of items with very good news to report today. first of all the mellow roos facilities directed. the levee ordinance and special and collection taxes as well as the resolution authorizing the issuance of special tax bonds. cfd is going to fund both phase one and two. we would like to thank the mayor and the board of supervisors. second we closed block nine fullerton treat for $43 million. that's really good news. as a reminder this is an i 42 story residential units, 545 units equalling about 20 percent affordability. finally, just wanted to mention that following the tjpa board approval of the terminal lease for amtrak they will begin service in march. we'll we -- be bringing in more information. i would like to give jack adams with turner to give an update on the construction. >> good morning, jack adams with construction. i would like to give you a quick overview of our project site so you can see the western ce

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businesses during large construction and street scaping projects. while there are many long term benefits from renovation and street impruvlgment, local and national studies show decrease in ruv new for business during projects and have seen businesses close because of that. many of the merchants are concerned about losing business and during up coming tunnel project. we would like a hearing to see how businesses are effected by projects city wide and to explore ways the city can better support them. the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. >> submit >> president breed >> thank you colleagues. today i'm introducing an up date to finance reform ordinance. san francisco has some of the strongest campaign finance laws in the country and rightly so. our citizens have r entitleed to know who is influencing the votes. unfortunately the campaign finance laws are not a single construct. they are the product of differing and overlapping efforts that differ and overlap with state laws. what we are left with is a imns patch work of regulation whos complexities can undermine the very goal of transsknaerns accountability we seek >> student achieve. for example, under

automatch usa is the new name of the business, and i need to make sure that everybody that came here ore knows this is a new day. because when they came here before there was no cars. none. >> i don't have cars, but i have a good business. >> but you don't have cars! that is the business! >> i'm done arguing with you! this is bull[bleep]. move. [bleep] bull[bleep]. >> pete, what's your problem? >> you know what? i didn't agree to all these changes. now you're just gonna change everything. this is gonna be a dictatorship, this ain't gonna be no partnership. >> well, it's not a dictatorship, 'cause when you called me you asked me to come in and help you fix the business. the thing that you didn't seem to understand was that everything had to change. it's gotta be a new business. when i gave you the $3 1/2 million, it was to start a new entity. it wasn't to just pick and choose what was gonna change. we needed to relaunch this brand. >> you know what? i didn't agree to this [bleep]. the deal's off. >> we needed to relaunch this brand. >> you know what? i didn't agree to this [bleep]. the

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